Helping Parents Empower Their Teens
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This document provides tips for nonprofit organizers to empower parents to support their teen's involvement in charitable programs. It recommends organizers get parents' buy-in by explaining expectations and roles at orientations. It also suggests demonstrating the program's value through ongoing communication of activities and impacts. Further, organizers should provide opportunities for parents to see their teen's growth and create next steps for continued family involvement in charitable causes.
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